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light something with something 
1. to set something afire with something else. Kelly lit the fire with her last match. I will light the fire with a cigarette lighter.
2. to illuminate something using something. She lit the room with a few candles. We lit the Christmas tree with colored lights.
See also: light


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Since color is generated in an LED light with its chemical combination, they can be programmed to produce a wide range of colors, including a light almost like daylight, or an ultraviolet light.
fluorescent light with brighter, more normal levels of white light with true color rendering capability.
LED lights have the right balance of absolute brightness and safe glare that helps radiate light with a glowing charm.
 
 
 
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